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The Upper Tribunal has handed down the important decision in HMRC v Martyn Perfect. Mr Perfect was a self-employed HGV driver who was stopped by the Border Force at Dover Docks. The HGV he was driving was found to contain... Read more
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The Upper Tribunal had dismissed HMRC’s appeal in the Smart Price/Hare Wines AWRS disclosure case. The case concerned whether HMRC should be required to provide only the documents that it wishes to rely upon (which is the starting point under... Read more
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We are proud to announce that 11KBW has won four Legal 500 UK Bar awards: Chambers of the year – Employment Jason Coppel KC – Silk of the Year, EU and competition Karen Steyn KC – Silk of the Year,... Read more
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James Goudie KC and Ronnie Dennis act for Coventry City Council in Sky Blue Sports & Leisure Ltd v Coventry City Council (No. 2), a State Aid challenge which is due to be heard on 2 and 3 May 2018,... Read more
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The High Court has today handed down judgment in the first ever group litigation data breach case to come before the courts. The issue for the court was whether the defendant data controller, Morrisons, was in principle either directly or... Read more
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On 29 November 2017, the Court of Justice of the European Union handed down its judgment in the case of King v The Sash Window Workshop Ltd, Richard Dollar (Case C-214/16) concerning whether a worker was entitled, upon termination, to... Read more
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Ayodele v Citylink Ltd [2017] EWCA Civ 1913 The Court of Appeal has ruled that claimants still bear an initial burden of proof under the Equality Act 2010 (“EA 2010”), despite the change in wording in s. 136 as compared... Read more
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We are very pleased to be shortlisted for the Legal 500 UK Bar Awards in the following categories: Chambers of the year: Employment Junior of the year: Amy Rogers – Employment Silk of the year: John Cavanagh KC – Employment... Read more
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The Times named Jonathan their Lawyer of the Week for his role in the headline-grabbing Littlewoods case. Jonathan acted for HM Revenue & Customs when the Supreme Court ruled unanimously that HMRC should not pay £1.25 billion in compound interest... Read more
